Shortly after the launch of its latest colorway "Glue," Telfar is gearing up for a new drop focused on denim. Featuring two styles, the release will join Telfar's post-seasonal evergreen collection of ready-to-wear items. This marks the first denim range for the brand, with many more to come.A timeless design arriving in blue and black washed denim, the BAGGY Jean first appeared on the New York label's Fall/Winter 2020 runway. The unisex piece, which features deep pockets, can be worn with any t...

Ottolinger playfully experimented with different materials for its Fall/Winter 2022 collection, featuring retro-futuristic silhouettes and statement outerwear.Two-piece matching sets are crafted from velvet, which arrive in shades of silver, royal blue, burnt orange and black. This season's cut-out trend can be found on select designs, while flared sleeves make an appearance on long-sleeve tops and jackets. Knitwear is haphazardly pieced together and paired with two-toned moon boots. Elsewhere, ...

Marc Jacobs has tapped up-and-coming brand Nong Rak for his latest drop for Heaven.The release comes after Jacobs' previous footwear collaborations with Dr. Martens and Nodaleto. While not much about the latest team-up has been revealed so far, based on Nong Rak's usual designs we can expect a series of colorful, fuzzy knit accessories.For those unfamiliar with Nong Rak, the label is helmed by Thai-American duo Cherry W. Rain-Phuangfueang and Home Phuangfueang, who have been receiving much atten...

As Russian forces continue to attack cities like Kyiv and Kharkiv, major fashion companies are showing support for Ukraine, including Nike, adidas and the Yoox Net-a-Porter (YNAP) group. The move comes after protestors took the streets at Milan Fashion Week, urging brands to address the tragedy, while tech giants like Facebook, Google and Twitter have decided to limit ads in both Ukraine and Russia.As reported by Business of Fashion, Nike and YNAP have stopped shipping orders to Russia to due l...